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11-03-2007, 11:53 AM
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is it true that you're supposed to have your antennae pointed straight up at the sky for 2.4 or can you just leave it straight up out of the transmitter?
11-04-2007, 04:24 AM
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RE: antennae
Hey "g". Follow my trend posted about an hour before you posted the same question! Probably vertical if my radio theory is still good!
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RE: antennae
Hey guys,
I'll vote for the vertical polarization, in fact if I were using 2.4Ghz in a glider, where you tend to be very high overhead, I would have it back past 90dg. pointing to a spot in the sky directly inline with the "solar panel" I usually keep a "lid" on
Cheers,
Pete
I'll vote for the vertical polarization, in fact if I were using 2.4Ghz in a glider, where you tend to be very high overhead, I would have it back past 90dg. pointing to a spot in the sky directly inline with the "solar panel" I usually keep a "lid" on
Cheers,
Pete
